Putting Taxpayers First
If you suspect fraud, report it!

YOUR REPORT IS PUBLIC

This reporting tool allows the Comptroller Law Enforcement Operations Division to evaluate allegations of fraud, waste, abuse, and public corruption for potential criminal investigations. Anonymous submissions are permitted, but we strongly encourage you to provide your contact information so investigators can gather additional details or evidence, if needed. Anonymous reports may limit the division's ability to verify or pursue allegations.

Would you like to remain anonymous?

Select an option: (Required)

Yes

Contact Information

First Name

Last Name

Phone Number

Email Address

Type of Fraud Being Reported

Select a type of fraud: (Required)

Subject of the Complaint

Provide the name and full address of the employer and/or individual(s) involved, including city, state, and ZIP code. (Required)

First Name

Last Name

Street Address

City

State

ZIP

Description of the Activity

Provide a detailed description of the suspected fraudulent activity so that appropriate action can be taken. (Required)

Evidence Supporting the Allegation

Upload any supporting evidence. (Optional)

Add up to 10 files or 10 MB total. To add one or more files at a time, drag and drop or click in the box. Using a keyboard, type Tab+Enter and select all files to add at once.

Has a complaint already been filed with another law enforcement agency?

Select an option: (Required)

Yes

Name of Agency

Statements and Disclosures

Select all required checkboxes: (Required)

I affirm the information provided is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

I understand the submitted information is subject to disclosure under the Texas Public Information Act.

I understand if I request to remain anonymous, the Comptroller's office will be unable to contact me for more information, and this may limit the agency's ability to fully investigate.

I acknowledge I have read and understand the Privacy Notice and Disclosure Statement.

Reported information will be assessed for appropriate action. The Comptroller's office does not provide status updates or information about investigations.

Disclosure Statement: Information reported is open to the public under Texas law. Any member of the public, including media representatives, may file an open records request and obtain a copy of your report and any attachments. DO NOT INCLUDE sensitive, confidential or personally identifying information that could be used to uniquely identify you or your family, either directly or through contextual combination such as name, address, phone number, email address, race, ethnicity, religion, date of birth, Social Security number, government-issued ID, taxpayer ID, professional/occupational license numbers, employer name or location, unique digital/electronic ID, banking/financial account numbers, medical/health information, or vehicle information. DO NOT INCLUDE federal tax information received directly from the IRS.

State Privacy Rights Notice: With few exceptions, you are entitled to request the personal information the Comptroller's office collects about you. Under Texas Government Code Sections 552.023, 559.003 and 559.004, you are entitled to receive and review personal data and the Comptroller's office must correct inaccurate information. If you are concerned personal information held by the agency is incorrect and are unsure how to correct or update it, please contact the agency's Open Records division.

Putting Taxpayers First If you suspect fraud, report it!